Everyone likes to play in huge tournaments, because along with the excitement and fun they also get a chance to win huge. Now Full Tilt FTOPS festival has announced that they are giving away over $30 million as reward in its Mini FTOP series.

This event is for those who like to participate in big events while ignore these types of events. But now full tilt is proving that this type of mini event could also give you a chance to win huge. The newest edition of the popular Mini Full Tilt Online Poker Series is set to get underway this week. Read more!

Mini FTOPS is a great way for players who are interested in huge range of tournaments to get a chance to play all formats and variations. Like in a compact series against a much larger field of opponents than some of these tournaments would normally entice in their own.

Mini FTOPS is the scaled down version of FTOPS. Everything is the same more or less. Its just 1/10th buy in the regular FTOPS. Like in the main event of FTOPS carries with it a $500 buy-in while as it’s the mini version of this event so it will set you back $50. This online poker event will have 27 events.

The championship event will be hosted by former WSOP final-tab list Scott Montgomery and is likely to attract a huge field. While the other event which is bound to attract a sea of hopefuls is the $50, $800,000 guaranteed tournament that will be hosted by the darling of the poker world, Jennifer Harman.

You can also check the slate of Mini FTOPS promos that look to reward players who are really excited and are ready the experience the Mini FTOPS. But this time FTOP will offer a huge reward to the winner of the MFTOPS leader-board along with a string of MFTOPS related challenges that offer winners a variety of prizes.

So this event is for you! With more huge prizes to be won and better structures this Mini FTOPS is considered as the best event. Don’t lose this chance and log-on to Fulltiltpoker.com.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in Poker News, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » March 15th, 2010

Full Tilt is up with some poker treat again for its players. This time Full Tilt’s immensely popular FTOPS series is a chance for big players of online poker to wager in their money and take advantage of the great offer at hand.

However when it comes for the smaller range players Full Tilt Poker has something for them as well. Being the leading poker providers on the internet with a fine reputation, Full Tilt are always looking to give everyone a shot at the big time which is why they are once again running their Mini FTOPs. This will mainly cater to the smaller poker players.

This updated version of the FTOPs began yesterday and will offer players 25 different poker events, all with an entry fee equivalent to 1/10th of the main FTOPS, to try their luck at. The highlights of the schedule being the $250 plus 16 two day event and the Main Event with a minimum of $600000 guaranteed.

As if the money minting of thousands of dollars and reigning supreme as champion wasn’t enough, Full Tilt are furnishing each winner with a classy FTOPS jacket and exclusive avatar so they can enjoy their gaming even more. For the top performer across the entire series a fully inclusive package to every FTOPS XV worth over $7500is is on offer.

As it has been seen the tournament roster is dominated by Hold’em events but for those of you with a fondness for variety there’s a liberal sprinkling of poker variants, including a $50 PLO tournament and poker’s version of the Krypton Factor a $50 HORSE event.

With so much value on offer the chance to strike it rich is huge and the probability of having fun is even greater!

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Posted by Diana Sterling in Poker News, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » December 14th, 2009

The poker action has resumed for the players with the Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS) XIV starting today and running till Nov 15th. The series will feature 25 different events including knockout, shootout, turbo, and two-day events. Not to mention the $2.5 million guaranteed main event. All together the total guaranteed prize pool is more than $16 million.

The first event, the $200 plus $16 no-limit hold’em six-max tournament, starts off tonight at 9 p.m. (ET). The event will be hosted by Allen Cunningham and it guarantees $1,000,000. The satellites are running all day starting at as little as $5.

In addition to this there are many competitions and challenges also going on at Full Tilt Poker during the FTOPS, which makes it more exciting. In the FTOPS XIV Satellite Challenge players can win as many FTOPS XIV tournament entries as possible. First you need to qualify for the event and then any additional entries will be turned in to tournament dollars. If a player wins more entries than anyone else, he will receive the Tournament dollars equivalent of two more buy-ins, and the player in second place gets them equivalent of one more buy-in.

Any player who finishes on the bubble of an FTOPS event gets the chance to return with the “Bouncebackability” free roll. This is takes place on Nov. 21st at 3 p.m. and a main event buy-in is the main focus.

There are other challenges as well at FullTiltPoker.com, where players can win special prizes including cash bonuses and free roll entries.

Also, a limited-edition FTOPS jacket goes to anyone who makes an FTOPS final table, and those who win get the jacket, plus a gold FTOPS jersey and a gold jersey Full Tilt Poker avatar. The player who tops the FTOPS XIV leader board will win a custom Full Tilt Poker avatar and a special package including $7,500 worth of entries to FTOPS XV events.

The 2nd event is tom which is the $200 plus $16 seven-game, six-max event with $150,000 guaranteed and it will be hosted by David Chiu.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in FTOPS, Poker News, Poker Pro Players, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » November 6th, 2009

Full Tilt Poker, one o the largest online poker room in the world is at it again with a set of new promotions to entertain its players. Extra full tilt points, cash back rewards, and even a Mini Full Tilt Online Poker Series, sporting a large prize pool spread across over twenty events is what the promotions are all about.

Full Tilt is running their Take 2 promotion as part of its offerings. For participating in at least two ring games throughout the event, players will earn at least double poker points while they play. Those who play will also receive up to $50 dollars in free cash. The $50 is disbursed according to how much you play.

If you want more, FullTiltPoker.com is also offering Triple Points Happy Hour. Some qualifying ring games and tournaments will be get boost point earnings triple fold. With the Take 2 tables, players will be earning Full Tilt points at an astronomical rate. These points can be used on items such as Full Tilt gear, iPods, electronics, and tournaments can also be paid for through these points.

While PokerStars is running their WCOOP, Full Tilt will be running a MiniFTOPS to award players with over $3 million in prizes. There will be 25 events and players who do not wish to buy-in directly may enter a satellite for as little as $0.50 or 50 Full Tilt points. Players may win their points rapidly then use them to enter those satellites, perhaps winning a chance at $500,000!

Full Tilts Poker Pros will be present at the tables giving their tips and guidance. This time its about more money and all players have equal chance of taking home a piece of the reward. September is a big month for Full Tilt poker, and all of these promotions will be utilized fast.

Players who have yet to sign up will even face their deposit bonus as an option; a 100% bonus to $600 dollars. This bonus depends on the poker points, making September an excellent month to sign up with Full Tilt poker.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in FTOPS, Poker News, WCOOP | No Comments » September 3rd, 2009

This weekend is all about money where poker is concerned. At least $5.7 million will be available weekend as part of the 13th Full Tilt Online Poker Series. The $535 buy-in Main Event enriches the merriment and comes with a $2.5 million guaranteed prize pool.

The Main Event is scheduled on Sunday at 6:00pm ET, hosted by Gus Hansen, one of the premier members of Team Full Tilt. Last time out, the FTOPS Main Event resulted in 4,581 runners with $432,400 prize money. Other finalists included azzabentonaces (second place for $262,500), iDubDeuce (third place for $170,000), Hartwith (fourth place for $132,500), nickel twenty (fifth place for $100,000), NinG (sixth place for $75,000), RonFezBuddy (seventh place for $57,500), baDONKaD0NK88 (eighth place for $43,750), and oiltrader (ninth place for $32,500).

The ultimate event to play out this weekend is a $129 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Knockout tournament, the 24th on the FTOPS XIII schedule. Erica Schoenberg. will host the high-stakes bounty contest, which kicks off tomorrow at 2:00pm ET and features at least $750,000 up for grabs. A $256 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Knockout Six-Max event last Sunday attracted a crowd of 4,644 runners, the second largest FTOPS XIII field. In the end, mikeyG16 won $177,000 .

In September, the MiniFTOPS festivities will take place on the world’s second largest online poker site. The tournaments are similar to their high-stakes FTOPS counterparts, but come with one-tenth of the buy-in. The MiniFTOPS Main Event takes place on September 20th at 5:00pm ET and carries a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. During FTOPS XII, MiniFTOPS tournaments were held concomitantly with traditional events, causing many players to settle towards the smaller buy-ins. Consequently, a horde of overlays occurred in the high-stakes FTOPS tournaments.

Full Tilt Poker offers Sit and Go Madness next weekend, August 21st to 23rd. More than $125,000 in cash and prizes, which includes a $50,000 freeroll, will be on the line during the 48 hour affair.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in FTOPS, Poker Articles, Poker News, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » August 18th, 2009

Glad tiding for the 4,581 participants of the FTOPS main event; sad for Full Tilt Poker.

Each participant of the event bequeathed $500 + $35 to register their self for the tournament; that means approximately $2.3 million dollars were augmented to the prize pool by a total of 4581 players.

The FullTiltPoker main event had a confirmed prize pool of $2.5 million dollars; which means that unfortunately, the website had to measure out more than $200k to meet its guaranteed prize obligation.

This was the main factor for FTOPS XII event losing out on their guarantees. One can surely tell that Full Tilt Poker definitely misconstrued the aggregate of premium in FTOPS XII.

Another probability could be that the players low on cash ingenuously consigned to oblivion the attempt to capacitate for FTOPS events by means of a satellite and in preference, cynosure on mini-FTOPS events; perhaps as they were more recognized.

Full Tilt just gained a little more than $160k as the aggregate fee on account of the main event. However, they suffered a tremendous loss as they were coerced to measure out more than $200k to meet its guaranteed prize obligation.

Without any traces of doubt, they did enfilade cash from the entirety of satellites; however, it cannot be inferred for sure if the amount was sufficient to make up for the $50k misfortune.

Full Tilt envisages making a humongous amount of cash every time they hold an FTOPS event, as it is an inaugural conjuncture.

Now if one was to look at the most recent edition of the WCOOP, one could conveniently notice that Pokerstars enfiladed almost two million dollars from the 33 event tourney series but not from the hundreds and thousands of satellite events.

Pokerstars enfiladed more than $430k for the central conjecture of WCOOP and over $220k for the 6th conjecture of the 2008 WCOOP.

Although Pokerstars is a much larger event when compared to Full Tilt, one cannot find a WCOOP (or SCOOP) main event missing its guarantee by huge dollar amounts. Also, no more than one or two of their events can be found missing their guarantees, if any at all. On the contrary, at least 50% of the FTOPS XII events seem to be missing their guarantees, though the final figures have not yet been calculated.

The Full Tilt Poker enfilades a crazy amount of cash daily. Moreover, one should not be bewildered to find some modifications in the FTOPS moving ahead.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in FTOPS, Poker Articles, Poker News, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » May 18th, 2009

As the smoke cleared on Sunday, the fifth day of the current Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS), the contestant ranked as 39th on the PocketFives Online Poker Rankings, David Sir Sands, annunciated his ubiety to the world by besting the high-stake chronicle of FTOPS Event no. 10 by a gargantuan $259, 000. Although the $322 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament remained impotent to effectuate its $1.5 million pledge, yet it beckoned the finest 4,145 players.

Apart from Sir Sands, Ben Benba Lamb also took down the high-stakes FTOPS event on the same day by mastering the 256 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Knockout tournament with a guaranteed accolade of $750,000. Let’s epitomize the conjuncture.

David Sir Sands added another honor this Sunday to his existing accomplishment of five wins in weekend majors. His recent victory comes from the Full Tilt Poker with $750,000 guaranteed prize which he bested in November for $132,000 and Sunday Mulligan for $53,000. Sir Sands ended up being a runner up with $13,000 on Saturday, n MiniFTOPS Event no. 6. However, this Sunday’s victory marked his vocation’s highest cash which increased two folds and now stands at $259,000.

The player at the second position was Bolivar Ramux Palacios who was rewarded with $45,000. He was the runner up at the $65,000 Guaranteed February event where he took home $17 000 for his efforts for the sixth position. Mike MichaelBpzpz Blocksidge stood eighth with $26,000 and Ryan ryanbluf was entitled to $19,000 for attaining the 9th position.

The medalist of the MiniFTOPS Event no. 10 was Dan LeonP who secured $53,000, being his highest earned amount to date. More than 11,000 gamers competed for the $33 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament with a guaranteed prize of $350,000. Gloucester, Massachusetts, which served as the port for the 2000 film “The Perfect Storm.” is home to the victor. Moreover, Colpoys also won the $24 buy-in $3,000 Guaranteed on Full Tilt Poker for nearly $1,000 on Sunday.

The Full Tilt Event # 9 was taken down by Mohsin Charania who defeated baticera. Charania, who made his way amongst a total of 2,048 contestants, was entitled to $16,000 on virtue of winning the 55 buy-in No Limit Hold’em.

One of the top Poker sites rates him as being 22nd as he won the $1,000 buy-in $150,000 Guaranteed on UltimateBet for $41,000 lately. His ultimate victory came in October, when he stood third for $84,000 in the PokerStars Sunday Million. The champion was ranked as 26th in the 2008 Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic with a winning amount of $43,000.

The day was inaugurated by the $256 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Six-Max Knockout tournament (FTOPS Event #8). Ben Benba Lamb leaded the game when the cards were dealt with finally. He made his career’s most remarkable amount at $146,000. In December, he won the $50,000 Guaranteed on Full Tilt for $34,000 whereas in the Wednesday Quarter Million on PokerStars, he stood fourth by claiming $27,000.

Up till now, Lamb has earned $233,000 in tourneys including this Sunday’s six-digit FTOPS cash. The number five at Event no. 8 was Ramzi who took home $33,000. Last June, he won a $216 buy-in tournament on Full Tilt for $132,000 and plays by the name of IzabelG on Full Tilt Poker. In November, the Swedish brat had also been a runner up for $300 buy-in $250,000 Guaranteed on Titan Poker.

Posted by Diana Sterling in Poker Articles, Poker News, Poker Pro Players, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » May 12th, 2009

Full Tilt Poker, the world’s second largest online poker room, lately acquainted certifiers for two extremely recognized television programs, one being Poker Million and the other being Late Night Poker. Also, the website is just halfway through its 12th Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS) which is anticipated to desist somewhere in the forthcoming week.

Ladbrokes, which appears on the London Stock Exchange by the same name, is the bygone benefactor of Poker Million. The show made its debut in the year 2000 when John Duthie, finishing 487th in the 2007 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in the Central Event at Las Vegas first succeeded through the program. Tony Jones, Jimmy White, Donnacha O’Dea, Hendon Mob member Joe Beevers, Rajesh Modha and Boyle Poker pro Marty Smyth are some of the former champions of the show. FullTilt Poker, on August 2nd, intends to maneuver a $535 buy-in lineal certifier or Poker Million. Actual cash certifiers would also be running on August 30th, September 6th, September 13th, September 20th, and September 27th.

Every Poker Million prize package is valued at $22, 000 and comprises of an initial buy-in fee of $20,000 Poker plus a $2000 surplus. The players are required to be at least 18 years of age. Though a confirmed itinerary is not yet divulged, certifiers for Poker Million lineal satellite are planned for the future. Previous year, Sky Sports broadcasted the Poker million show. David “Devilfish” Ulliott, Mel Judah, Barny Boatman, Andreas Hoivold, Liam Flood, and Full Tilt Poker’s Howard Lederer were some of the other table affiliates that appeared in the former sessions, apart from the champions.

Aficionados of Late Night Poker may tune in to their television sets on 7th June on FullTilt. The certifier brags an initial buy-in amount of $322. On June 21st, July 5th, and July 19th, further tourneys would be televised; each issuing the “Shuffle up and deal” command at 19:30 GMT. Victors can take with themselves the $10,000 buy-in to Late Night Poker with a supplementary travel and accommodation allowance of $2000.

Ulliot, the subjugator of Peter Evans annexed Late Night Poker Season 1. In Season 2, British poker player Simon Trumper subjugated Ross Boatman, while Season 3 concluded by 11-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth defeating Adam Heller and Season 4 finished off by Hemish Shah beating Trumper. Irish poker player Padraig Parkinson took down Season 5, outlasting Korosh Nejad and Peter Costa was the champion of Season 6, besting Jin Cai Lin. Fox Sports Net, the home for the seventh and eighth seasons of the World Poker Tour, telecasted Late Night Poker aired in the United States.

Contestants apprehend the opportunity to win more than $1 million by both Poker Million and Late Night Poker. The world’s second largest online poker site is now telecasting FTOPS XII on Wednesdays; allowing winners to grab a total of $18 million. The series witnessed its opening at a very humongous level with total 6,275 players playing for a $216 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Six-Max tournament.

The champion of this series was URBEHIND who grabbed $191,000 as the first prize. Wednesday’s event was marked as the third largest FTOPS in its history and was attended by some 6,275 contestants. Every FTOPS catastrophe has a MiniFTOPS counterpart analogous to the lately concluded PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP). A large pool of 14,059 players was allured to the first MiniFTOPS XII catastrophe in a $22 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Six-Max tournament. The winner of the contest, LHBrazilll, won $42,000 from the total prize of $281,000. The MiniFTOPS would terminate on the 17th May with a buy-in of $55; and so would the FTOPS with a $535 buy-in.

Posted by Diana Sterling in Poker Articles, Poker News, Poker Pro Players, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » May 11th, 2009

Full Tilt Poker recently revealed that they are currently planning to showcase another amazing series of this grand event and are also currently parading a preview of what’s going to happen in this season.

On A FullTiltPoker.com representative recently stated that the FullTilt Online Poker Series XIII is expected to be scheduled from May 6th to May 17th and will be including 25 tournaments this time around. An added feature to this amazing and outstanding event is the inclusion of a Mini Full Tilt Online Poker Series that will showcase a buy-in about a tenth of those of the Full Tilt Online Poker Series Events. Plus the poker site will run a Mini FTOPS series as well with buy-ins about a tenth of those of the FTOPS events. Click here to Join!

Keeping most of the information confidential Full Tilt Poker still hasn’t stated a word about the guaranteed prize pool that will be offered this time, even the buy-ins were not revealed . The anticipation of which celebrity is going to be hosting this grand event is just driving the fans up the wall but it is considered to be highly likely that all this important information will be released once the schedule is confirmed on Wednesday.

The previous Full Tilt Online Poker series also featured 25 events and was elevated to a grand total of $15 Million in guaranteed prize pools. Among the guarantees there were two featured events broadcasted as well with a $1 million guarantee each, with the added showcasing of  two events with $1.5 million and  $2 million guaranteed event.. The main event of the Full Tilt Online Poker Series also flaunted a $2.5 million guaranteed prize pool.

The Full Tilt Online Poker Series is renowned for its adaptability traits and now its gaining popularity for coming back into the gambling arena with even better results than before so now the question that arises in everyone’s mind is what will the FullTiltPoker Online series offer this time around to make it a jaw-dropping experience? Broadcasting the same number of events as the last time the Full Tilt Online Series carries the potential of generating and even bigger guaranteed prize pool this time or maybe the Mini Full Tilt Online Poker Series will be sweeping in with its impressive offers and guarantees taking away the limelight from the grand event.

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Posted by Diana Sterling in FTOPS, Poker Articles, Poker News, Poker Tournaments | No Comments » March 25th, 2009